The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-10-27

1t Is the unlocked for that frequently harpeas,
and coming events do not always cast their
shadows before. No one, on last Thursday, was
dreaming that ere the week wouii end. Ray
Bullock and Miss Music Wright would b~ mar
red. The one was young gentleman 0f Ocals,
deputy in the county clerks Office. the her .
young lady of Lake Weir, who but three days
before had entered school, and been assigned
lessons sufficient 10 keep her busily employed
for six months.
Ray Bullock is son O. General Bullock. He
is young man If good steady habiIs. attend
faithfully TO his business, is highly esteemed by
his friends and acQn.intances, and belongs TO
one OF the bcsf families ut Florida.
General X. Bullock is known from the west
ern limits of the State a,rrs to the nceaa, and
down the eninsuia To the keys He Is one who
has the best Interests of Florida Al heart, and
whose voice has been heard in the C Iuncil, and
on the stump, in behalf of the people. He has
been spoken of as one of those whom Florida
should delight to honor. by placing him in the
Governors chair. The Independent was not the
first 10 name him as the next Democratic can
didate for Governor, bui he Is our man all the
same.
Miss Music Wright is the daughter Of Capt.
II. C. Wright, of The Arm Of Bullock & Wright,
merchants of this place. Captain Wright came
to Florida some threc years age. from the old
years one of the leading merchants, and for .
time was cashier Of one Of the leading banks
of that city. As business man and gentle
man, he Is the peer Of any man in the State.
few years ago Mr. Tom Wright, known
around Lake Weir as one of her accomplished
young business men, wooed and won Mss
Marie eldest daughter of General Bullock.
A few months later, Harry Wright, the nsnd-
some. genial, entertaining, oul-bewiiching
Harry, and Miss Hattie, the second daughter
OF General Bullock. a beautiful, accomplished
and winsome young lady. took French leave of
their parents and went to Georgia. stopping over
10 Gainesville long enough to pledge themselves
10 each other "or better for worse. for richer for
poorer till death Us do part" They now
living in Georgia, and are said to be doing
well.
fore him and bis young bride a true, successful
and happy life. We feel an interest in them.
Ray has been our friend since we came into the
State, and is the soliciting agent OF the IndepeRd-
ent
Miss Music is young lady of refined manners,
gentle disposition and capable of gracng and
making happy home for any one whose 1--we
and life it wrapped up in her own. There was
parental opposition to this marriage The par
ties were young, and then two daughters of the
one had married two sons of the other, and was
thought to be, in this line. quontun su6ie1o
But Ray and Miss Music thought differently.
We could enter into particulars and tell how The
young Lochnvar carried of the fair maiden, gave
L9r into the hands Of friends, but il is sufficient
10 say they met in Gainesville and were made
one, Rev. Mr.. Curry, OF The Presbyterian Church.
performing the ceremony at the R1achmont
Hotel at O'Clock P. NJ. May peace and pros
peity attend thee, Ray and Miss Music; may
God be with ynu and bless you all your days
Il any black clouds ever appear in your horizon,
remember that -"in in mutual sufferance lies
the secret of true living"